I am trying to validate/deploy against a SuiteApp ...
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I am trying to validate/deploy against a SuiteApp in SDF using webstorm, and get the following error message: The remote server returned an error: https://system.netsuite.com:443/app/suiteapp/devframework/ideinstallhandler.nl - Partial Content I can deploy it to another account (SDN Development) but not to this one (SDN Deployment) Has anyone come across this error message?
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Hello! Partial Content is typically thrown with authentication failures in WebStorm
The new version of WebStorm will be improving this type of error messages (will be out this weekend)
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Still getting this error in the new version
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ensure all sdf related features enabled, install the SuiteCloud Development Integration bundle manually, issue yourself a token manually, use that token
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Went through all of that
same error
Other than the "2FA Required" error that's forcing me to make tokens manually, I have SDF and WebStorm working just fine in the Sandbox account, but as soon as I switch to the same company's Production, I get that Partial Content error. Gone through and made sure all of the features are turned on and permissions are right. Strange.
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@erictgrubaugh I face a problem after updating the plugin with the new repo url...
I had to delete the Account and create it again in WebStorm accounts..
And is working perfectly since then...
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I've done that as well unfortunately
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Another think that happened to me was finding out one NetSuite instance did not have the SDF framework active and was allowing me to do almost everything but importing objects and is when I found the error...
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Yeah it's definitely active
I've seen that before as well
Works fine in Sandbox; fails in Production. Near as I can tell both accounts are configured identically
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Another one, add permission Allow HTML/JS upload to the SDF role you are using... I used an SDF role from a bundle which was missing that permission and gave me some problems...
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After much ado and tedium, I found there was indeed a missing permission on the Role I was using; can't wait for that 2019.1 standard role
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that is going to be a built-in role, not something we have to install?
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@stalbert Yes it will be a NetSuite official role kind of thing...
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@erictgrubaugh Can you please tell us about the missing permission ?
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@erictgrubaugh did you use the latest version of the WebStorm plugin?
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Yes.
@Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA) I made the Role before the SDF feature had been enabled (I don't enable features myself when they require a TOS agreement); just completely forgot to come back and add the
SuiteApp Deployment
permission, which is obviously important to deploying 😕
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Apparently I'm blind and missed that when comparing the Role with its SB counterpart; yesterday was one of those days
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@erictgrubaugh No worries. we just wanted to understand better the problem you were facing so we could investigate.